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Winter 2026 Lakes Letter

Large lakes of the world


Contents

Features

  • Portable genomics for lake monitoring: Lessons from Balaton by Taras K. Oleksyk 
  • Data for decision making: The Lake Winnipeg Community-Based Monitoring Network by Chelsea Lobson
  • The 2025 rise of Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre: Insights from Australia’s largest ephemeral lake by Mathieu Schuster, Joep Storms & Jan-Hendrik May
  • Told through sediment cores: Stories of Lake Nipigon by Jennifer Korosi, Tim Hollinger, Dale Hardy, Joshua Thienpont, Robert Stewart, Nathan Wilson & Adam Kowtiash

Research Briefs

  • Managing phosphorus for healthy soils and clear lakes by Darshani Kumaragamage,  Nelum Jayarathne & Inoka Amarakoon
  • Lake Winnipegosis through time: A paleolimnological perspective by Samadhi Jayathissa
  • Looking beneath the surface: Revealing the hidden threat of microplastics in lakes by Federica Rotta
  • Beyond the catch: What motivates fishers and their role in managing Lake Tanganyika by Lloyd Haambiya
  • Weather under water: Lake Champlain data buoy reveals storm impact on lake thermal structure by Tim Mihuc and Miranda Rummell
  • Hidden freshwater oases: Uncovering pressurized groundwater beneath the Great Salt Lake playa by William Johnson

Association News

  • Executive director’s note
  • IAGLR joins Great Lakes Day in Ottawa
  • New IAGLR board members
  • IAGLR to help assess erosion of Great Lakes science capacity
  • Conference exhibitor and sponsor opportunities
  • Seeking Canadian host for IAGLR 2028
  • Opportunities to save on conference costs
  • Journal welcomes new associate and ECR editors, announces departure

Member News

  • Renew your membership
  • Kudos
  • Welcome new members
  • Write for Lakes Letter
  • Member spotlight: Ronald Semyalo